“Return from Robbing Me" (Malachi 3:6-12)→

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If God owns everything, why is he so concerned about our money? Why are we commanded to give to the church and God's mission? And if we don't, what does this reveal about our worship? This Sunday's passage in Malachi will answer these questions and more, so we can grow in sincere worship of the Lord together!

“God Cares A Lot About Marriage" (Malachi 2:10-16) →

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Why does God care so much about marriage? Our passage this Sunday reveals that our understanding of, and participation in, the marriage covenant is directly related to our salvation covenant with him! We'll consider this Sunday why and how as Christians, we should guard the covenant of marriage. This is a powerful word for married and non-married people alike!

“Where is My Honor?" (Malachi 1:6-2:9)→

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What happens when worship grows cold? Are we offering blind sacrifices and leftovers to God? Is our worship truly honoring God's name? This Sunday, we’ll walk through a piercing passage from Malachi—a call to examine our hearts. God's name is great among the nations, and His kingdom will not fail.

“Magnify the Lord with Me" (Psalm 34)→

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This Sunday we consider the scriptural theme from Fenway Kids Adventure Week, where David invites others to, "Magnify the Lord with me." Yet we'll see that the context of his call to worship is much more complicated--he's in hiding, running for his life. We'll see what we can learn from King David and his praise from a cave.

“Mystery, Mercy, Majesty" (Romans 11:25-36)→

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“What’s the plan?” We all like to know what’s going to happen, and we plan our careers, relationships, and our whole lives ahead as best we can. But what about things we can’t know? This Sunday's passage will show us the breadth of God’s mercy and the depth of his wisdom.

"A Remnant, Chosen by Grace" (Romans 11:1-10)→

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Most of us are surrounded by family, friends, and colleagues who do not believe in Christ. Many of us even know people who once seemed to believe in Jesus yet have fallen away. This Sunday's passage will remind us that even if so many people are rejecting Christ, God's grace is enough to preserve a remnant, chosen by his grace. Human rejection can never thwart God's plan.

"How Spiritual Gifts Cultivate Compelling Community" 1 Corinthians 12:4-27→

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We've seen that Christ's vision for the church is in both wide diversity and deep unity. But He doesn't leave us to figure this out alone. We are supernaturally empowered by the Holy Spirit to foster compelling community. What kind of power? How does this work? We'll see this Sunday as we consider how God uses each church member's spiritual gifts to cultivate compelling community.

"How Leadership Cultivates Compelling Community" (Acts 6:1-7)→

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We've seen that Christ's vision for the church is to be both wide and deep--diversity and unity. Yet this is easier said than done. What happens when the diversity of the church causes disunity? When unity is threatened, we'll see that God has given his church a gift to help: leaders.

"How Prayer Cultivates Compelling Community" (Acts 4:23-31)→

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Christ's vision for us, his body, is to be community that is uniquely diverse and unified--wide and deep. Most people like unity and diversity in theory, but it's much harder to work out in reality. We'll consider this Sunday one way Scripture teaches us to foster compelling community: praying together.

"What Makes Christian Community Compelling?" (Ephesians 2:11-22)→

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In our increasingly isolated world, the church is a unique place where community can flourish. But what makes church community different? We're beginning a series considering how the gospel transforms our relationships with one another. This Sunday, we'll see how God's word makes a Christian community that is both wide and deep.